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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26
MEMBERS or CHICAGO RING INDICTE4
THEIR SPEEDY TRIAL LIKELY-oTHER EXAMPLES
OF CORRUPTION IN ILLINOIS

THEIR SPEEDY TRIAL LIKELY-OTHER EXAMPLES
OF CORRUPTION IN ILLINOIS
CHICAGO. March % tSpecrl.-Ihe Special Grand jury
handed in another verdict OF indictment just before the
adjournment of court to-day shortly aferward bench
warrants were issued aud the first TO be arrested
was County Commissioner " Dan Wren. who has long
been regarded rs OF tue suspects. He has been
member OF the County Board for about year and has
been specially abusive In his talk about state Attorney
Grnnc since the present investigation began lie
porty individual and his wife IA reputed to be rch
Deputy shes with capascs started out for the SIX other
boodcrs The names OF the other indicted members are
said to he T. A. Robinson, the grocer Adam Ochs, an
ex.county John L. Van Pelt an excouny
commissioner; Warden Varnell, previously indicted;
Warden Frey OF the County Inhrmary and warden Nc
Carlyle previously indicted McGarige is at home SICK
Robinson will be used a states witness.
In certain quarters the belief to prevail that the
statutes can be employed by counsel TO secure post
OF the trial and put of the proceedings an in
definite length OF time 1t has been shown to the court
that section AZ of the Criminal Code says:
II the process Is reurnabo forthwith the accused shall be
Immediately brought n'o court when he shall DC ei'her con
mItted. bIled or tried, as the court may direct
This gives Judge Anthony the power TO order the ac-
cuscd men to stand immediate trial. The belief Is that
such an order Will be made and little time will elapse
after the ooler arrested until they are brought be-
fore the bar trial
A dispatch from Ottawa, H., says The committee
appoinied Board of Supervisors TO investigate the
of county officers submitted the report 10 the
board Yesterday and 1t adopted. The committee 1nd
T. W. Siocksegcr cXcounty clerk, short $1,000, A. T.
Baricl exproDate clerk short SlOOo; D w KAY ym0nu'
ex-county treasurer short $4,000 and ex-Sherh MILL
gan short $1,000" $1,000, -,
The illinois House OF Representatives adopted resolu,
on ay iustructng Auditor OF PuDnc Accounts 10
issue no more warrants II. W. Bokker Co. for public
printing ana Instrcting the state Ireasef To cs no
such warrants until special committee had investigated
the printing contracts This firm is composed or various
Springfield newspaper printing Offices AGAINST whlen
charges are made OF conspiracy to defraud the
state by exorhtant charges and OF paying money To
various pcople 70 induce them not TO submit competitive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26
,tP SUiFER TELLS WHY He USED STROyG WORDS

John A. Greene president the Newfors Press Clno on
"Wednesday wrote Ira Shacr expressing tho hope that he
would reporters whom lie had insuoi at the
Clsry trail Mr. Greene sad ln your Efforts 10 secure
far Cleary you Ouy insltcd gentlemen who are
moi only engaged calling out who deserve the
knesi thoughts Of every aud woman who desires 10
Keen "a the times
long letter In reply In which ne ssid thst
hc was MOI had wronBet member OF the
Jrcss CIu, by hat he hal the trial. Ho aided;
was engaged in deadly struggle tor Mr. Cleary against ter
rin. odds; against the press against pubic sentiment
against PRIOR convictions against The court against
basscd Jurors and against prosecution backcu
bv The power the state AMI conducted win mastery
ability by District Attorneys Office ani was aroused "a
never before be again. But Was not
angry My called wrath spirit as pure
and and courageous ever inspired
spired and II called anger was insuitet, hDeIie
aratuieu held up the and derlsion OF the wor
for DONG which with the aid of associates stemed
almost as strong as ta which pinngrs over te
Falls Niagara And woud not be strange H. unuor such
had used language 10 which, Ju'y e1ecp
ilnnru lQken."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26
THE MATCH FOR THE QUEENS CUP.

AIR CHAMBERLAYNE WILLING TO BIsk THE TROPHY
FOR THE GOOD OF YACHTING
Ioypoy March Charlottesville ChamberlaynG owner
>, the cutter yacht Arrow and the holder OF the Queens
Cup writes to The that he the Arrow had no
title TO the yachting championship and that he offered
the cup for competition merely to induce American
yachtsmen to send English waters Of their
best vessels He says that his determination TO offer
the Gun was due to desire interest In OF
our nobest sports The loss of the cup" Mr. Chamber
layne continues will be TO the loss OF valuable
herlooIn but trust sacrifice will be productive OF
good results II my conditions which not onerous,
agreed to. the match between the Arrow and the
American sloop Maynower will come of''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26

REPORTED LOSS OF A BARK WITH AN NAN Ds
PHILADELPHIA March 20 (SpecidD. The Italian o"'N
Terra from Cardinas " this port WIN c"i "
5ss hogsheads and 500 bags of reported W
gone down at sea with all ON board The vessel sailed Tor
this port January Fl, since which time hoIh'ns mas
been heard Of her. The crew composed vi '"c"o
men, including tho captain and the cargo was Va'ueu d"
$4,000, consigned 10 Wesinberg x Co.
The British ship West Lothian. Captain Barr WI" oio'
from this city tomorrow Calcutta WIN c"s'" "
10 900 barrels OF refined petroleum. She Is four S
iron snip drawing twentyfour feet OF water ana Is no
fir vessel that has ever Visited this port with yards o
all four OF her masts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26

THE ROSLLyDALE BRIDGE NVESHdAIio''
Bo,ToS, March 20 tspeeiaD.-Tho investsa.,o" ,n.v
the Rosndae accident was resumed to-day. iIeS'uo"'
Whitney said that he had been president OF tho no'O
and Providence Railway since January, 1870; ho ,o"
plant had made OF bridge except that Whou no
understood came through Mr.. Herschel no repreScna
ton made the subject OF this bridge ""on
caused directors to consider special action WIN
ence to IL The purpose OF makiue new structo "Tso %
our OF the fact THO company intended TO puma u
BILE trac and not on account OF any anxiety IN " w
safety Of the bridge. ,.,. IA h.a
no ressop 10 suppose that the bridge was unsafe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26
THE pAN.ELECrRIo GUILTY. or CONTEMPT

THE PAN-ELECTRIC GUILTY or CONTEMPT
BALTIMORE, March 25.-n the Of the American
Bell Telephone Company against the PanElectrc Tele
phone Company and others Judge Morris in the United
Circuit Court to-day passed order that the de-
PENDANTS be adjudsed guilty Of contempt OF the order
on injunction Issued by the July 10. 1885, and d
reced that they forthwith deposit with the clerk of the
all the tran-mttcrs and receivers, including the
boxes which contain them, IN accordance win that
order, and that they pay line or SlUO 10 the complain
anti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26

So far the firm OF fIauan Il son i concerned the
strike shoemaker. Is practically over. FOR u has now
got within small number ~ the full complement ol
hands Yesterday the tri were pad "u; tere were
twenty y-thrce women and twenty eight men member
the SAID tint IL hal received letters rom mhtp OF
lis customers commenting II Tor stuilhg "p TOT lt7
rights Knights IuorderGac nrr calling upon all thr
this city where llanan sons goods are s"
and are trying dc tcrs Ia stop handing ~
gouls threatening them vita boycott n tney continue
he rfnpoye- the escorted home last night
by members OF the firm. policemen and detectives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26
GAMECOCK WINS THE GRAND NATIONAL.

FAVORITFS AGAIN OVERTHROWN BY ~ 10 l.
CHANCE-TIIE SEXTON PARK PLATE.
LONDON March 25-The Grand National steepechase
"A handicap for ouryearolds and upward-was run at
Liverpool to-day 1t won by Z. Jays Gamecockb by
three lengths with Baron W. schroders savoyard second
and Lord wolvertons Johnny Longail bad third Inc
distance about four miles aud 1000 yards was covered
in 10 minutes 10 I5 seconds Sixteen horses started
The last betting was Gamecock 20 to l. savoyard to
J. Johnny Longtai 40 to l. spahl to2 Roquefort 70
q Magpe 10 Frigate IL TO l, Old Joe IL TO l. Bell
ona ~ to Too Good IA 10 l. Chancellor 20 TO snbac
90 TO l. Spectrum 33 TO 1. Ballot Box 40 to l. Hunter
100 10 /, Cnancery 100 10 l. ,,,,u
The Seton Park Plate was won by Brydges VIII.
ianss bay y Saucy Lass Mr. Abingtons chestnut colt
Jugger was second and Captain Joness bay colt Theoso
phist third Betting: Saucy Lass TO l. Jugger 10
and Tbcos0phist Ia TO l. saucy Lass won ny necA
1heosophist q bad third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26
TIE w,r BAROMETER FALLING AGAIN.

BERLIN, March 25.-The North Gcrma" Gd-eNe repro
duccs an article from the france OF Pars on Emperor
Williams birthday. containing insulting reflections upon
the German people and the Emperor and adds; " II
VIC expose these efrOntcrics of the French ratrouc
press it not order TO subject them 10 criticism Du
snply TO add TO the extensive documents which WIZ ono
day cve evidence Of the calm patience WIN whcn 'I
many has borne for years the most lhs"Ieht frch'"
ISLANDERS aud provocatiOns ,., t,,
Prince Bismarcks ausoD III his speech III the lahnthg
We incsiay dangers that stu mehhclns 1i 1
manys national existence. revlves the fear oi war Inc
first svmptOns OF the recurrence Ot icchng OF hca-
ness were visible the BOurse ycscr lay theic DeihS
general reaction III international Securities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26
LOSSES IN VARIOUS PLACES.

SALEM. Mass, March 25-Firc tonight destroyed ,nc
old roundhouse of the Boston and Maine Railroad near
the North River basin, with four Old LOCOMOTIVES mo
loss is estimated at S3O,OOO
Nlw.uAyES Conn., March 25.-A two-story frame
building on Safest. owned by w. j. Atwater and ocea-
nca nv Rowland Shields carriage paint shop and by
Charles f. Kay nuIacturer OF beyeled cariboari,
was lie by fire this afternoon The loss Sa000
party insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26
GLADSTONE VICTORY IN DERBYsHIRE.

LONDON, March 2j.-Dr Sir Walter Foster Gladstone
Lberab was to-day eece To the House OF Commons for
the Lcston Division OF Derby yshe The election was To
l the vacancy caused by the death OF Thomas Watson
UIomc Ruler. Dr. Fosters competitor WAS Samuel
Locke Conservative. Dr Fosters vote was 3,3l2 to
rolled by Mr. Locke. Increasing the Liberal mayor
iiY In The district from 2G3 10 l,3J2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26
sNOTUFRED BY SMOKE.

CANNING N g. March 25.-Albert Borden. acting post.
master here whose wife and family living IN Boston,
was smothered to death By smoke this morning IN his
house. which was on fire. 1t supposed that he remained
in tie house trying extingush the flames The house
was badly damaged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26
ANOTHER RIG FAILURE AT ST. JOHN.

sr JOHN, N B., March 25 Speciab.-The financial
crisis In New Brunswick s still further increased by the
collapse OF George Mcleod large timber exporter, who
carried on an enormous business along what known
the North Shore McIeods failure not unexpected
as 1t was generally known that he some way con-
nected with the bankrupt timber firms Of X: A. j.
bank The smash great lumber hriDs will have
effect upon the trade OF maritime provinces
generally,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26
A COSTLY FIRE IN TRENTON.

TRENTON, n. j., March 2G.-The pork packing estab'
lishment OF John Taylor Co. took fire soon after mid
night and still burning al 1880 The indications
were that eDtr0 Will be destroyed, ana the
loss will reach nearly $25oOOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26
A SCHOOL BUILDING DESTROYED.

AKRON, Ohio, March 25 tSpeeidil-lhe Central Hish
School building in Rch1eld twelve miles west OF here,
with fine library and all the students books and loose
anpare was burned oday. Many were badly bruised In
the panic that ensued The schoohose loss is Sloooo
insurance. $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26
nEATu nE A MnMAN FnnM EnIGuT

PHILADELPHIA March 2b.-An inquest held to-day In
the of Mis- Theesi cst the saloon keepers wife VINO
died her home early yesterday fright cause
she informed her husband By the intrusion oi wilLm
Adsr her tel chamber After the eAana IN o sev
the coronels jury returned vcrit Of death
paay sis tie heart due 10 fright caused by Wiam
Ahar The latter committed " await tho action Of Tie
Grapd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26

PBILADRLUIA March 2j-kx. Warrant Clerk Bcujamin j.
Adrews Of Viz Maiors Qnoe this AFTERNOON araigncd ON
nve bills o indictment charging him with conspiracy 30
cheat and ciraud the city, and orders Tor
city pleaded guilty 10 three bills charging con.
epiracy ANA with the larceny OF i've orders valued al
SO AL sentenced TO three years William
". fIlck innocent accompcc, acquitted-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26
PLEASED WITH TIE CARLISLE SCHOOL.

CARLISLE, Penn, March % Specia THE pennsylvania
House Of Representatives arrived the Indian Training
School at this place about to-day They visited the
scboolroons and the different industrial departments
1hcy expressed themselves surprised ana grained at the
great work being done for the Indians this school
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

PARIS March 25.-The Senate has passed by votc OF
lSG TO Sc the billimposing a surtax upon cereals
TUSIs March 25. Forty thousand Jews have unitel
protesting against the new burial laws one Oh the
principal features opposed in the new laws Is inc ap-
poiutlnent of a Frencnman control the intermens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26

hostile tone adopted by the Russian press toward Ger
many NJ Katkon editor OF the Gazette. despite the pro
test Of the Official Gazette resumes his attack Quo
representatives in Bulgaria responsible Tor tne i
prevent the military executions anu assaiiS A0
German press for approving Of the executions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26

sHOr IN THE PALMER HOUSE DINIEG-ROOL
CHICAGO, March 25.-Phip v. Bearling. ono Of the
walters in ths Palmer House, who DISCHARGED this
morning. entered the dining this and shot
Charles i. Jordan, the head waiter. Besring y laSs
negro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26
FATHER KELLER NOT pINING FOR LIBERTY

DUBLIN, March 25-Faher Keller writes that he does
not regret his loss of liberty view OF the reason for
which his Imprisonment ordered. He says: q" II
kept in ia until die will never 40 the Infamous ilS
the Judge asked TO do -betray the confidence OF inc
defenceless and loving people who trusted me-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26
KArTopr CANNOT BE SUPPRESSED.

81 PETERSBURG. March 25.The Press Osusor has semi
TO the editor Of the MOSCOW Gazette fret warning The
occasion tat this notice . severe criticism in the
Gazette Of recA"t Official communication censuring the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26
TITUS TO RE REMOVED NEXT WEEK.

BELFlpEHE, " j., March 25.-Shorn Van Campen to-day
received from coVeinO the Official warrant In te cas-
OF James j. Titus directing him 10 safely deliver The rrlsohr
10 hc STATE iisJn within ten days the date oI ihc W."
rant ltus Will DC taken tU his quarters early mex
week Judge DeWlit Of Warren County severely condemh
the action Oi the Board vi Pdnions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26
YERDICr OF SIS. 600 AGAINST MOSES HOPK

VERDICT OF $4,000 AGAINST MOSES HOPKINS.
SAN FRANCISCO, March % (Speeial.-The jury In the
breach OF promise OF Mrs Moore against Moses Hop
kins the San Francisco millionaire, which has been on
trial for Redwood City, to-day returned YER
dict 900 tho plaintiff She proved that Hopkins
visited her regularly twice week for than eighteen
months that he gave her various sums amounting TO
S 900 In all and that he proposed marriage " her.
luis occurred years ago just before he went East to
bring back wife,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26

QUANTITIES OF PRESENTS FOR THE EMPEROR
BERLIN March 25.-The presents received by Emperor
william on his birthday are sufficient MI five furniture
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26
ASSIGNMENT OF nor DEALERS.

UTICA March 25.-N. Browncl & Son. hop dealers, OF
Hubbardsyie. Madison County have made an assign
ment to John Morgan OF Madison. n. Y. Their liabi-
ties stated at $j3,GOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26
TELEG RlPUIC NOTES
A NEGRO PREACHER LyNCUED.

NEMrnIs. March 20 (SDeciat).-Amos johnson. negro
preacher a ged al Marion, Ark yesterday for assault
ing eghiy,a girl. The child given TO
Johnson by h,I parents ate they had drowned OF Their
IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26
CARDINAL GIBBoNs's TIrllLAR CHURCH.

FORMALLY TAKING POSSESSION OF THE BAsiLiCA
OF SANTA MARIE-fN TRAsTEvERE.
ROME March 25.-Cardinal Gibbons to-day took iormai
possession OF the Baslca OF Santa Marie n
as his titular church He was arriycd IN inc spe"u
robes OF a Cardinal When he approached the chnrch
the Cardinal was accompanied by Bishop Ireland OF st.
Panl Minn and by Master OF Ceremonies Marucd ana
Others In the apse throne, with white back ana cr
son canopy had been placed. The Cardinal seated h'
self on throne the bishops and priests In attendance
being seated about him The Prothonatory. Monsgnor
Pericole thereupon read in latin the papal bull ASSIGNING
the Church Santa Mario ia rrastevere TO Cardinal Glib
bons his tituar church This bull wasa long docu
ent and rccited ut length OF the assignment
OF the government cu-toCy and annexed privileges OF
the basiica An address from the canons TO inc Carha
was then read in latin by Francesca AriuinL IL
was great length. To this Cardinal Gihbons, remain
ing seated and wearing his berctta replied III EhsNs
These were some of the things he SAID:
The assignment by tho Iov Father OF this heantn
basca church fills with feelings OF 10y and
express For As here Roe stni within The first temple
raised in GnO Of The EysT nTc N. Hr s Mrx IN 70 e s %
States is also dedicate 10 the Mother Of God
to %'T S
egi: Of its protect on without % a, m ntes of the
gospel Of hrst our country has liberty without License
eus the from sn c"nc hs asns for az
with ali the She secure in the consciousness Of
her strength and her now engaging the
OF the citizens Of the nted @ Sn1es omi
he solved by u ment and soun sense OF te
can people without violence or revolution or any INJURY 10
individual right .
The church occupied largely by Americans anu us
tng,shed visitors to Rome during the nvestiture ccre-
monies In addition To the Americans French ana lta
iaus who hacked the body OF the church. number OF
Roman women and children OF the peasant clss
were The scene was re narkaDe Ill many way
The assemblagc the varied ever seen ID ihe
church. Numbers of the poor OF IrastcVeIc claing e
church by first right as their h0e ana rIuge i .C
mingled with the many Americans ana distinguished Wis
itors from European countries. Prominent aso were
embers of religious orders-Franrscans in their Drown
robes Augustinins in black. and groups or missionaries
who had assembled in Rome prior to their departure oI
foreign lands Americans were especially Gfatlheu ~
the interest shownin seeing the second American Cadiha
,nl.u ncrint, AZ Eia IL LIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26
CRIMES AND C1SU1LTIES-BY TELEG RAPH
JACKsOy MARION HANGED.

BRArRIcE Neb March 25.-Jacks0n ar0n. the mur
derrr Cameron, hanged here at ll2O NJ Tho
the scaiold OF rambling ma
tue made statement respecting the crime Tor whcn
lao suffered death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26
AN OLD MAN MURDERED

CINCINNATI. March pa dispatch 20 RE usn1s Star @
from Portsmouth. Ohio that Charles Wlianis age
fteen evening fatally shot amn Bail age seventy
six Hall gonu into wiiiamss house 10 remonsate
agaust built his premises by young Wuams
when the boy attacked him with revolver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26

VIENNA, March 25-On the advice of Professor Braun
the Duchess of Cumberland has been placed in Leidcs
DORIS private lunatic asylum at Oberdohlns lie DC
clared that it was unsafe 10 keep her al hOme
The Duchess OF Cumberland is daughter OF hins
Christian IX of Denmark and sister OF the Princess OF
Wales King George OF Greece and the Empress OF l's-
sa She born September % 1913, ami on Deceh-
Der oI 1873 she married the Duke of Cumberland son
of the late King OF Hanover ana cousin ot queen VIC
toria She has two daughters and three sens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26

ROME March 25.--The Vatican has been advised from
Vienna and Berlin that Austria Germany aud lay dur
ing the continuance of the alliance between them VIII
not peimt the sdbvcr,i0n of the Papacy anu VIII sup
port the Popes indepenIence and liberty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26
MUNSTER CosTIGAN INDICTED FOR BRIBERY

MINISTER COSTIGAN INDIJII-D FOT' bTE'"I1'sr'
ST. JonN's, y. g., March 2j.-A telegram from fred-
erckton states that bill found yesterday ~
Edmond,ton against John Costgan Minister OF Ihla!
Revenue for bribery in the recent elections Inc 'i'
has been liked 10 take place III June.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-26

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